Thabo Mbeki – biography
Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki First name: Thabo Middle name: Mvuyelwa Last name: Mbeki Date of birth: 18 June 1942 Location of birth: Idutywa in Transkei, South Africa Synopsis: President of South Africa, first deputy president in…
Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki – timeline
Timelines Thabo Mbeki (1942 – ) Timeline Archives Thabo Mbeki (1942 – ) Timeline Historical Context to Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki 1932 Epainette Moerane (Ma Mofokeng Clan Name) Meets Govan Mbeki at Taylor Street Secondary School….
How liberators turn into oppressors. A study of southern African states
April 10, 2016 11.44pm EDT Author Henning Melber Extraordinary Professor, Department of Political Sciences, University of Pretoria Disclosure statement Henning Melber joined SWAPO in 1974. Partners University of Pretoria provides funding as a partner of…
Affirmative action policies are a fraud
Posted 10 January 2016Written by Temba A. Nolutshungu Category Affirmative action Temba A. Nolutshungu of the Free Market Foundation argues that affirmative action is one of the biggest frauds perpetrated against South Africans in the…
Selective leak of Panama Papers is a perfect blackmail tactic against enemies of the empire
Posted 07 April 2016Written by Ciaran Ryan and Moonofalabama Category Corruption Several South Africans were fingered in the so-called Panama Papers expose which detailed how “the rich and powerful hide their money in off-shore tax…
South Africans of all races agree that BEE doesn’t work for them
Posted 12 April 2016Written by Ciaran Ryan Category Affirmative action It’s about time the government actually listened to the people it claims to represent. A new survey out by the Institute of Race Relations has…
South African economy is on the brink of junk status
Supporters and detractors argue over President Jacob Zuma in Durban, South Africa, in February. (Rajesh Jantilal / AFP/Getty Images) Robyn DixonContact Reporter This country teeters on the edge of an economic cliff. At the bottom…
THE BOER SOUL WALK
Published: 08/21/2004 at 1:00 AM ANTHONY C. LOBAIDO Editor’s note: Last July and August, long-time WorldNetDaily contributor Anthony C. LoBaido walked 176 miles in 12 days through an extreme European heat wave in an effort…
SOUTH AFRICA TO MIMIC ZIMBABWE ON FARMS?
Marxist government’s land-grab policy against whites intensifies Published: 09/03/2005 at 1:00 AM ANTHONY C. LOBAIDO Editor’s note: Longtime WorldNetDaily contributor Anthony C. LoBaido has made no less than six trips to South Africa in recent…
SOUTH AFRICA’S WHITE: ‘2ND-CLASS CITIZENS’
WND talks to Afrikaners fighting Marxist policies of ruling ANC Published: 10/08/2005 at 1:00 AM ANTHONY C. LOBAIDO Editor’s note: Longtime WorldNetDaily correspondent Anthony C. LoBaido has written extensively about South Africa both before and…